Two new features are now available in Web Security Analytics to support your analysis of low-volume traffic patterns:

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Web Security Analytics (WSA) now alerts you when your Native App Traffic Protection SDK version is outdated. Newer versions of the SDK provide stronger detections, faster performance, and better security against emerging threats. If you receive this insight, upgrade your SDK to the latest version.

Web Security Analytics Insights is now available in Web Security Analytics, delivering AI-powered threat detection to help you proactively identify and investigate critical attacks. This capability highlights high-priority attack activity across your security data and enriches it with key context—including attack type, scope, severity, and suggested next steps—helping teams respond faster and with greater confidence.

Web Security Analytics AI Assistant is officially out of preview. You can now interact with your security data and dashboards using natural language, making it easier than ever to analyze events and gain insights. Quickly find relevant security data without manual filtering. Learn more

New Web Security Analytics features:

New pie chart for data visualization in Web Security Analytics

Log retention extended to 38 days

When analyzing customer traffic in Web Security Analytics, you can now use an empty value to more effectively use the “match any” and “doesn’t match any” operators for the following dimensions:

Here’s what’s new: